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Angry bull takes a bite out of the earth


Torndo with butterfly following it..


Hooded figure breaths out wrath upon the earth...


This last one is harder to see, but I see a unicorn in it.

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The only one I see is the butterfly.

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Evisceration is a sign of respect.

Well in the hooded one you have to look at it sideways. It kind of looks like a hooded person with a large nose to me. The first one just kind of reminded me of a bull or maybe a dog. The last one kind of looks like a unicorn looking to the side to me.

I see all kinds of things though. Me and my dad are the same way. One day I was looking closely at a marble tile on the floor at a shopping mall as I waited. I asked my dad what he saw and he said "an eagle" which was what I saw in it too.

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Funny how I can see all of them. Smudge, you and I must have vivid imaginations.

I remember when I was a little kid, my sister and I would lay down in the grass in our backyard and look up at the clouds, trying to figure out what they looked like. We had such fun doing it, too. I notice that my daughter does it as well, when we are driving in the car or walking the dogs. Point at a cloud and say, "Doesn't that look like a duck?" And, it does.

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Tested made this fabulous set for me!!! Isn't it great?

Hehe I don't see the different things in the photo's. But I do think pictures of tornado's look amazing. Even though they're big and dangerous, I would love to see one for real. I mean, just look at this:

haha, I can see that unicorn, and that is really cool lookin!

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Haha, the old hooded man one looks great! ^_^

The unicorn one is amazing.

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glorious set by neko.

Zenial, that is an amazing photograph. I have been in two tornados and am in such awe of them. They scare me, but fascinate me at the same time.

First time, I was actually in a car while the darned thing went over our heads. We were scared smurfless, so to speak. Luckily it wasn't even close to as big as the one shown in that picture or I wouldn't be here to tell it.

Second time was two days later. I was at a friend's house when the sky literally went pea green. It looked just like the soup. And, I went home (I lived in the country) to find my house partially destroyed (but, amazingly, my 4 cats all survived). And what was so weird was when I went inside my house, most things were intact, but you could see swirls of damage, from where the wind came in through the partially opened windows. Like the TV was knocked off of its stand, but the porcelain figurine in the bookshelf right next to it hadn't been touched. And, one of my poor kitties was just never the same after that. Every time it stormed, the poor thing went bonkers, meowing loudly and hiding behind the toilet.

And though they fascinate me, I don't ever care to be involved with another one.

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Tested made this fabulous set for me!!! Isn't it great?

That is an amazing picture Zenial. I'd love to see something like that in real life but know I was in no danger because the storm was far enough away. I've always been scared and facinated by storms. I love looking at them when I know it is ok.

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Oohs... I see all of them too! I like them, they are fascinating!!

omgsh I see Satan!!! :O

Kidding.

I like that picture, Zenial. Was it Photoshopped?

> As far as I know the picture has not been modified

Morningstar> Wow great story. Somehow I'm glad we don't have tornado's in europe, it would indeed be scary if something so powerful ravaged your house with pets inside :-S

For those interested, here's the rest of the set of tornado photos:

Ahhh! Think of the dial-up people!

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Am I weird because I stand outside in the middle of a tornado and happily watch?

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